The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-07

cot. AsD..w .. BAIRD stronRest candidate
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The l9smlnation Vas made BY reclamation
ged physique. He was. born in Keon. Scot
land. in 1883. and when IS years old came with
his father to this country and settled n bsoox.
ID Steadily at hs trade until the BREAKING out
hS The Se W e
served all through the war with his regiment sI S
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never been strike among them EN- pa Mr Bnir
leader s IN wlliIamsSu He was g delegate
to the last Repnbllcan, National Convention.
Board q Aldermen several years, H, He t j.
Scotch Presbyterian and member OF the 1879 iS,
house, aeWe
street. near Bedford avenue.
After considerable debate II was resolved 70
to tiat COMMITTEES ON composed Of the Chairmen q
the various ward delegations, The committee
not %a5 se for Civil JUS
James TAYLOR, q lawyer Of the Twenty;;ssoond
second ssa rn ward. IN the First District.
Joseph Benjamin., a real estate dealer In tho
the ssce q shs
ward, now clerk and interpreter IN justice
i'a The County Convention was held in the a.
ternoon. For on hour before the proceed,
ings began the sidewalks and apprpoaehsss
sss ssrsssqfR aIofs
Tho Ra SO Sa has nea On maao III His
with Bro: Plat and Quarantine Commissioner
Nichols Emery Nathan who will p5o6GsiSly 20
mistee Mayor Srn Ed Il. Hobbs. who aspirss to-
sa os Msor Ra
sell and Bpb" se;dg r SSs,, Who was earnestly
in ther plaees At o'clock and Mayor
called the Convention to order Hugo Hirseh
Sin the and f Robert sharkey q The Fifth we're
made temporary Secretaries. After tho roll OF
dsssass called the os sp
Supervisor r Theodore B. willis then, placed
ID
ination. He said:
This representative Republican body I; about to bssh
an TING aIa S and
Rs@e i. inssIs.sss II our TN.
e say % :sesa
s Ssnfs S Ss9 9sS. '5P poS.r s'''' gang
Mr. Willis then named Mr.. Sedgwick for Sher-
9l 4 IT. Burns Of the e. seyeHses nth yard
hs said is to see hey
and Wishes: There are no kickers in tho
nance wsre louder than tSose that o
lowed that Of Mr.. sedgwick.
Foster BacbHs the daafEk-eysd handsome
secondsd H. ssdaNek Dee
gate Joseph MSIk l Az spoke sn, warmly by
said, not only with the young men. the mid
dle-aged mon, and the old men, but with the
women. II the women are with US we are
on the first ballot Rhinehart received 165
votes and Sedgwick los, and on motion Of
Supervisor Willis the nomination was made
MI. KhInehart Was born in BROOKLYN forty, forty,
The Eastern o Dlstrict He Is rcoer b. trade.
but for several years has been IN official life.
He served as clerk in the police court over
which the late Justice Fisher, presided. and
four years ago was elected Civil Justice In the
we'll known In Grand Army circles. having for
some time been the commander OF Barbara
Fritchie Post
For Supervisor at Large. Supervisor Thomas
Fitchie OF the Seventh ward and ex-Super-
visor Thomas W. Wood Of the Third were
completed Mr., Woods name was withdrawn
and Mr.. Fitchie was nominated by acclama-
tion. Mr.. Fitchie Ia 55 years old, o printer By
trade, and has represented the Seventh ward
In the Board OF Supervisors for two years.
James Savage OF Flatlands WAS renominated
for Justice Of the Sessions This nomination
Is equivalent to an election.
Red Flags In Union Square.